Real Vampire Stories Novels & Stories

Scoffing, I replied, “What makes you think I’ll do anything for you, huh?” Stop trying to act strong. A voice came within me but I pushed it aside. “Do you really have a choice?” abruptly, he vanished from in front of me and before I could react his breath fanned the back of my neck, “Human,” My eyes widened from fear. I read about them in a book from the library. They possess immense speed and are awfully strong. They can hear from miles away. Their teeth are so sharp they can rip through rhino’s skin. Vampires are perilous creatures. The concept of mercy doesn’t exist for them. They can survive on animal blood but human blood is what they truly desire. I read that a Vampire can have ten li

Every goddamned Blood Moon. Some time ago, it had somehow gotten to his Nana's ears, the utterly absurd and completely false notion that vampires could have human mates. That was when she'd started to bring all these girls into his home. One after the other, under the pretext of her needing help around the estate. It made him laugh at the silly idea. He was no shifter. There was no such thing as human mates for his kind. What would be the point of it anyway, seeing as they were also their primary source of nourishment? They could easily kill their own soulmates, provoke themselves an immense amount of grief. It made absolutely no sense whatsoever. He still let her have her way at first, allo

A whimper escaped me, and I brought his arms around me to hold him closer. I wanted to know he could hold me closer. I clenched my eyes shut as I laid kisses onto his bleeding eyes and gripped his head close to me. I held him to my chest and heard as his chest heaved up and down. I found myself wondering for a short moment if vampires were able to have panic attacks. "They were cruel to do that," I told Sol assuredly. Above all else, this was one thing I knew with my entire being. No one should have to experience their loved one dying such a gruesome death.

“He tried to tell me that’s what he was, but I didn’t believe him. Nobody has ever seen an actual vampire in our entire history as far as I know.” “Well, vampire or not, he doesn’t have control over himself right now and we need to subdue him.” Lucas called from behind me. “What works on them in the human stories?” “Sunlight, garlic, crosses.” Rory called back to my mate. “None of which we have here.” “What if we give him what he wants?” I asked. “There’s plenty of blood bags in the clinic. If he’s after blood, maybe that will be enough to stop his frenzy?”

He pulls back that serious look he had, the same one as when he tried to warn me not to go any further. " Human's blood is the number one blood consumed by vampires, and if they know that they're part of our list they will fight. Knowing about our existence caused many damages in our lines, note that even with all our gifts, strength, and superpower – we had a lot of weakness that overcomes the sun lights.

"Yes, I was worried, but the blood moon doesn't affect female vampires as much as the males. That's why there are always more male vampire rogues than female ones. Males are more primal to start with, more violent, more cold, more susceptible to give in to the bloodlust. Zachary was also a little more protected because I am already pregnant." We were just standing and talking, watching the kids play with Phoenix and Sebastian. The next thing I hear is an ear-piercing scream coming from Scarlett and see her running towards Phoenix who is now laying on the ground, I pull out of Dominic's arms and run towards them as well when I feel a pinch in the top of my arm. I stop running, look down, and

I asked, making sure that he could be seen in my peripherals. He seemed confused by my question. I took that opportunity to further elaborate, less I start staring at him again. "Well, she obviously lied to Xander that she wasn't feeling well even after she was, and then she lied to both of you about her having a stomach ache." Still, he looked confused. "What?" He asked. I turned my head to meet his gaze. Not anything else, just his gaze. "Can't vampires tell if a human is lying?" I asked. He thought for a moment, finally understanding what I wanted to have answered.

They don’t even know that we Vampires don’t kill random people just for the blood. We have our own clan, rules, and regulations, the different societies we live in. We barely kill humans and mostly drink the animal's blood. The City would have been vacant by now if we had killed them randomly. Bunch of idiots, humans. “Not much to do. You just need to sign some contract paper.” I handed her the contract as I said and passed her the pen. She grabbed the paper and shrug as she was unfamiliar with the contract and why wouldn’t she be? I hadn’t told her anything about it.

My face has taken on a shade of red that I have never seen before. After taking a few moments to get my heart under control once again and not to feel so embarrassed, I walk back to the bed and get under the covers. “Really, he will not say a word about it.” Lawler insists as he places his arm around me and pulls me closer to him. “Maybe, but I will not get over that any time soon.” “It is something you will get used to.” “I don’t want to get used to it. How many times have you done that to someone?” “More than I can count. The way that I look at it is that I know my people are enjoying their mate. If they never have intimate times with them, I need to worry about their health. It is normal

One morning in October, 20XX Los Angeles, Neil Royce rushed in from outside, tacked under his arm a newspaper, banged on Uri Wayne's desk, and gasped for breath: "Uri, look what we have?" Uri Wayne was revising the document before approving it, glancing at the newspaper headline. "Another person has become a "Victim" of VAMPIRES! They really exist in human life?" Uri looked at the words Vampires highlighted in red, then back at Neil Royce, raising an eyebrow: "That's a good title!"